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II TROPICAL FIRST MEETING WINDS UP TODAY THE ALL-AMERICA BOX Minor Leagues EIGHTH Seek Pow er Halil Bailiwick Dust JIMMY LOFT US MIAMI HERALD Halli Itn Mtsal lev Want Vote In Namh of Baseball Czar GA BY BALTIMORE XEWS-FOST LLIF Crr DI1 Mica! Fay WILSON BOSTON AMERICAN Adolf Mical Far Diuy FU CURLEY JOl KXAL-AMF RICAN Mint Fit Baihtnek Halli BUB no RLE CHICAGO TIMES Sljc iHiatni Hera lb Mural Fes Piny Bailiwick GEORGE KlAlHRIEL DETROIT NEWS PAGE A TUESDAY JANUARY 7 1941 niaaemblcr Bailiwick Dint VREELAND BROOKLYN EAGLE Pirn Halim Adolf DAVE LEIGHTON ASSOCIATED TRESS FLYING L1LL GIVEN EDGE IN OCALA PURSE FIELD Ww Halim Dissembler JACK GUENTHER EXITED PRESS Halli Drrv Adolf LES CONKLIN International News Service Mittal Far Dim Bailiwick Isolde Looks Bfst In Fillies Running In Ilallendale Purse At Six Furlongs Doredom Selected As Best Wager On Flaliy Program BUCK WEAVER LOUISVILLE TIMES CONSENSUS Halli Dm (1? Mixa! Far (13) CAIL By JIMMV LOFT US Herald Turf Editor Tropical Tark wind? rip a ful first meeting of 1R days here today Then Hialeah Park open? Wednesday for a 46-day run through the high are of the sea-on Well filled field? sparkling with of competition feature the Gable? finale with twin pur-e feature? holding the principal position? on -the card Mrs Cleary'? Firing Fill he given thp call in the Ocala while the fleet look? of the field of seven Swear-old fillie? in the Haliendale Pur-e Both are at six furlongs Boredom in the third rare the day's best prospect Winner selected by Lottos Corley Vreeland Leighton Guenther Conklin Scratched Whip-Away Spiteful Alca Molest Sir Reynard Shasta Mollie Overweights Peanut Lady U) Steep (lxa MOXDAW JAN 6 ASSOCIATED PRESS CHARTS FIRST RACE Purse $1 000 iciaiming prices $1250 to $1000): for 4-vpar-oias and up 6 furlongs Start Rood: won handily: place driving Went 2 03 a oj 2 05 Winner a 1 5 by St imulus-Clarissa Anne by Sir Martin Owner Coda trainer same Value $700 $180 J90 $30 Time 1 13 3-5 Weather clear track sloppy Th knwliiti Trt LOUISN ILLE Kv Jan minor leagues which hold a merical superiority over the rray-leagues by about 43 to 2 are to ask the majors to grant them voice in selecting -future' commissioners of baseball This was announced Monday Chairman George Trautman afw his nine-member minor league mittee concluded a two-day ing on suggestions for change when a new major-minor leag-j working agreement Is negotiated this year Trautman president of the American Association made It dear the proposal was directed at "fj commissioners and not the present one Judge Kenesaw Mona tain Landis who recently elected to a term to expire in Not since the major leagues first named a high commissioner in 1921 have the minors had any voice in the mat'er although they must sub mit to his decisions Judge Lands has held the pot since it wa er ated following the "Black scandal in 1919 Most Important Change Trautman said the proposal co corning selection of -future- eom-missioners was the most important charge the minors would sck when they submit their version of the agreement to a major league committee about Feh 1 He declined to discus? whatothr proposed revisions would be sked The present major-minor sgre ment first adopted in 1921 and twice revised at seven-year intervals expires Jan 12 1942 Trautman expressed belief in terse report of the hearings that the majors would grant tha com-missioner-selection request and that it would not be opposed by Judge Landis 6' As soon as commit tee completes a draft of the agree ment it will submit to the majon the job of supporting it will fall ea the shoulders of four Judge William Bramham presidents the National Association of sional Baseball Leagues Trammell Scott president of the Southern Association Dr Wilder president of the South Atlantic Leagu and Trautman ATTRACTING moved up and into lead entering stretch but swerved out final sixteenth WHITE HOPE came tbrouzh on inside and xas a fast going second PEANUT LADY finished gamely OFFICE HOUR had plenty of early speed HI-KID cult badly GRAND LAMA ian well for seven furlongs then quit Finish' Index Horses Weights Owners and Jockeys St I Clare 109 Codd l3eabo Sir Quest 112 Libby Youn? Hard Biscuit 97 Chanock Carroll) Patsey 110 Pvp (Meadei FIFTH RACE The Dama purse $1200 for 4-year-olds and up mile and 70 yards start good: won driving place same went 4 00 off 4 01: winner claiming 6 furlongs 6 by Phgramond II-Gay O'Mar by Gay Ronald owner Whitaker trainer Hayes values $850 $200 $100 $50 time 57 34 58 35 49 49 26 65 Comment Indexl Horses Weights Owners and Jockeys IPiStl 4 wMUowmoon 105 LeMar Stock Fm Eads Fight On 109 Mrs Lutr MilliRan Maeace 110 Maemere Farm Roberts PROBABLE WINNER ISOLDE 4th Race (45) Mythical King 117 Whitaker (71) STopee 105 Tallyho Stable (Atkinson) 85 No Sir 117 Pepp (Anderson 67 iPiowshare 114 Widener (Wright) 61 iHarp Weaver 112 Mrs Barnett (Mer (18) Two 105 Lister iEads 67 Baggrate 103 Andolino (Bnsgs Little Jack 105 Johnson tEmery) Sobriety 113 Wexler (Mojena CLARO $2990 2510 $960 SIR QIEST $930 $580 HARD BISCtIT $360 MYTHICAL RING $153(1 $590 $360: TOPEE $460 $300: NO SIR $270 Scratched Chicharra Focgy Day Town League Grandioso Morning Mail Toby Tyler Five pounds apprentice allowance waived Overweights Sobriety 1 Patsey Begone 3 Ferdinand 1 Bagrave (1) Blossom Queen 1 Mellowmoon (3) Winner selected by Curley Krehbiel Leighton Hoss Feed Scratched Devil's Crag Counterpoise Busy Morn Overweight Two Two 5 CLARO showing a good liking for the sloppy footing moved up gamely into lead in last sixteenth and won nicely in hand SIR QUEST was kept out in the firm footing and finished fast HARD BISCUIT 'opened a wide gap early but tired badly and just lasted to save the show PATSEY BEGONE finished very fast BEST PLACE PARLEY BOREDOM 3rd Race GRAND DUKE 7th Race MYTHICAL KING was kept under restraint for the first half mile began to move up around turn closed very fast on outside and got up to win in last stride TOPEE showing a fine effort set a fast pace and made a game effort NO SIR made his bid in final furlong and held on well PLOWSHARE closed a big gap TWO TWO had speed lor six furlongs then tired SECOND RACE Purse $1000: for maiden colts and geldings 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs Start good won easily: place driving Went 2 34 off Winner ch 31 by Don Leon-War Darling by Man O' War Owner luster trainer Hannon Value $700 $180 $90 $30 Time 1:13 2-5 SIXTH RACE Purse $1000: (claiming prices $3000 to $2500): for 4-year-olds and up 6 furlongs Start good won driving place same Went 429Va off Winner (5 by Son of John-Guerande bv Hollister Owner Mrs Lazare: trainer Hicks Value $700 $180 $90 $30 Time 1:12 1-5 Index Horses Weights Owners and Jockeys St' i Str'ch Finish! 3 15 4' Index' Horses Weights Owners and Jockeys iP'Stl IStr'ch Finish1 Mill Tower ill Lister (Eads) I 8' Hasty Million 116 Rivermont Ranch (J'bs) 2 POSSIBLE LONGSHOT ST0CKB0ARD 6th Race 3 2 6 1 7 5 2 2 li 1 2 1 G' 1 G1 2 3' 2 1 4 1G 3 3 G1 6 hd 5 a1 7 2 8 1 9 1 10 1 5 2 1 3 116 4 7 a 8 10 1 9 4 a 5 1 6 I 7 II 8 'a' 9 10 l-2' 4 5 10' 9 1 3 9 10 6 10 9 3 6 4 7 8 One Tip li 6 MacVean (Lindberg' 43 Walloper 116 Headley (Robertson) Battle Star 116 Whitney (Anderson) 75 Gary 116 Mrs Pollock (Vedder) 92 Buoy 116 Kibbe (Packer' 75 Victory Bound 111 Foster (Peres) 68 Mint Liberty 111 Freedmaft (Barber) 75 Flying Plaid 116 Stroube Ac Collins (Y ng) Redwings In Tic xini 5-2 docker's hot tip 9 Gold Mesh (Knisley) MILL TOWER $390i HASTY MILLION $16 60 ONE TIP $820 HEIR $240: REMARKABLE HIGHSCOPE $270 For Hockey Lead DAILY DOl'BLE CLARO-MILL TOWER $31860 W'inner selected by Vreeland Weaver Winner selected by Krehbfel Yreeland Weaver Scratched Wake Robin Domkin Pumpgun Merry Gesture Overweights Little Tramp (21 Xanthein (l'a) Scratched Banker Jim War Ration Peep Show MILL TOWER moved up gamely turning out of back stretch ran into lead around turn and drew away easily HASTY MILLION was sent to the front early showed good speed and held on well ONE TIP closed gamely final furlong WALLOPER made his bid around turn but weakened at end FLYING PLAID broke slow and neter improved his position JOHN'S HEIR was a bit slow at the start morked his way up was steered to the Inside around turn bumped REMARKABLE when he took lead entering stretch and then drew away REMARKABLE assumed command early displayed good speed and maae a game effort HIGHSCOPE followed pace for three furlongs then dropped back but came again at end ABBAS3IDE came from far back WAUGH POP flash of early speed Giilfstream Gels in pate I 1 ST THIRD RACE Purse $1000: (claiming prices $1500 to $1200': for 3-year-olds 6 furloncs Start good: won driving place same Went 3 01 off 3 03 Winner rh (3i bv Cherokee-Hdnen Star III by Star Hawk Owner Greeiy jr trainer same Value $700 $180 $90 $70 Time 1 14 1-5 1 SEVENTH RACE Purse $1000 claiming price $2 500: for 4-year-olds and up J-Y-e mije ancj tjQ yards: start poor won easily: place same went 457 off 4 58: winner ch (4) by Chimney Sweep-Alicia bv Salmon-Trout: owner Buchanan trainer Healy values $700 $180 $90 $10: time 1 45 1-5 Horses Weights Owners and Jockeys Index1 Horses Weights Owners and Jockeys St I -a I Finish! Index 28 41 Starkee 113 Greeiy Jr (Yarberry) Orcus 115 A Waterman (Ro-en Lady Lyonors 104 Mrs A Karle Miss Thirteen 109 Mrs Whit er N'h (33) Rusty Gold 106 Friedberg As Axion Hope 105 Reuter Eads) THIRD Purse $1000 3-j ear-olds maidens claiming 6 furlongs $280 i CHANCE RAY TOVYPANDY $240: COMEND ADOR II $370 Bit Green Ill Palumbo tSnvder) Nonplus 1092 Clark Charlton Black One 109 A Mayo (Emery Miss Spitfire 110 Woodvale Farm (Meade) Winner selerted by Loftus Curley Krehbiel Guenther Consensus Federal Hearing A hearing on a new plan of reorganization for satisfying thedebt of creditors of the bankrupt Gulf-stream Park race track has been set for 12:30 today before Federal Judge John Holland It is expected however that the hearing will be postponed by Judge Holland until Friday because of fc desire of representing attorneys attend the inaugural ceremonies Gov-elect Spessard Holland Tallahassee Fred Cason attorney and one of the track receivers said a new plan is nearing completion and probably will be ready for filing Friday Tw other amended reorganization plans submitted were not approved Overweight Scratched HighoiaFit Terrier Paul Pry Mary Schulz White Hot Ethel Blume (5) STARKEE $1800 50 ORCUS $1000 RFD BIRR $330 Winner selected by Goentber TONYPANDY away very fast was sent to the front going Into paddock turn and rated along drew away easily at end OOMENDADOR II moved up with a rush turning out of back stretch and was next best CHANCE RAY ran good race BE PREPARED was unprepared for the start and was away last lengths back of the field Scratched Rest Awhile Jota Lewistown OctobrV Onze Hi Winnie Puro Oro -Five pounds apprentice allowance waived Overweights Miss Spitfire (2) 12 Rusty Gold (3 Hope (2) Orcus (2) Red Burr (2L Miss Thirteen 1 0rt EIGHTH RACE Purse $1000 claiming price $1500 for 4-year-olds and up 1 1-16 miles: start good won easily place driving went 5 25 off 5-26: win ner (8) by Stmg-Jackstones by Pebbles: owner Mrs Ethel Jacobs trainer Jacobs: values $700 $180 $90 $30 time 1-48 4-5 away as7 displayed good speed the going and outgamed ORCUS ORpLS broke tery fatt displayed keen speed and made a game effort RED BURR on he out side a lit way LADY LYONORS broke in a tangle and then closed a big gap MISS THIRTEEN was repeatedly shut off during the running and closed gamely when clear There waa a lot of rough riding around the turn NEW ORK 6 CP) The soaring flight of the Detroit Redwings finally has brought them a tie with Toronto for first place in the National Hockey League They advanced the hard way by beating Maple Leafs themselves Saturday night 3-1 and then turning on Montreal viciously Sunday night for a 3-0 shutout Two goals in the first period by Mud Bruneteau and Alex Motter were all that the Wings needed Sunday night as Rookie Goalie Johnny Mowers gallantly earned his second shutout of the season but his team mates gave him another in the third for good measure Joe Fisher ramming the disc home Toronto was Idle but jll the other clubs were busy Boston battled Chicago to a 2-2 overtime tie to retain a desperate hold on third place as the Newr York Rangers assaulted the New York Americans 6-2 and moved within a point of the Bruins At Boston a crowd of 12000 saw Rookie Goalie Sam Lopresti of the Blackhawks lifted to stardom He topped all but two of 29 6hots made by the Bruins and his first miss was a fluke A teammate deflected the disc into his cage The Hawks held a 2-1 lead near the close of the regular time" but Dit Clapper sent a stinging 40-foot shot into the nets to tie the score less than thrpe minuCs before he buzzer sounded The standings: Index! Horses Weights Owners and Jockeys iP Stl '-a I 3 iStr'ch'Fmish: 4i 1 4 120 12 hd 20 90 13 2' 9 10 a' 4 31 1350 FOURTH Purse $1000 (claiming prices $1500 to $1200': for 4-year-olds mile and 70 yards Start good: won driving place same Went 3:31 off 3 32 Winner (4 by Sweep All-Ensagmg by On Watch Owner Mrs Martin trainer Martin Value $700 $180 $90 $30 Time 1-46 3-5 51 61 2 4 1 4 1 7 8' 4 IV 4 IV 3 3' 3' 6 hd' 5 2' 4 6 9 3 hd 3 hd1 2 1 1' 1 (421 IJack Sting 110 Mrs Jacobs (Eads) (72 iPolina 102 Lucky Teter (Meynell) 56 High Blame 107 Mrs Thompson (Emery) (63' Paxontan 115 Mrs Young (Smith) 32 Blacky Bee 115 Tallyho Stable (Atkinson) Index Horses Weights Owners and Jockeys iP St1 I Finish 89 aNilon 109 Archer (Stevenson) 101 71 9 65 iwNo Ending 113 Campbell (Arcaro'l 8 51 5 'Phenomenal 107 Mr Healy (Smith)1 9' 1 0 10 96 Bund Blarnev 116 Mrs Murphv (Litz ger)l 2 2' 8 81) 'Latepass 115 Mrs Rieser (Bodiou) 1 4' 7 MAY BE THE BIGGEST DAY OF YOUR LIFE REFERRED PLAYS TODAY AT TROPICAL PARK 3P PI 1 JACK STING $440 S3 40 $290 POLINA $14- $880 HIGH BLAME $490 Winner selected by Gaby Wilson Curley Guenther Conklin Weaver Hoss Feed FOl THE HALLANDALE Furse $1000 allowances 3-jear-olds fillies 6 furlongs: Scratched Quaker Brass Dulcimer Erins Sun Petit Jean Myponne Blue Sheets Easiest Way Meadow Morn Five pounds apprentice allowance waived Overweight Nilon (2) Blind Blarney (4 No Ending tl JACK STING much the best He was rushed into lead at far turn and drew away easily POLINA finished with a rush HIGH BLAME came from the rear gamely in last half mile SAXONIAN Bad no mishap NO ENDING never a factor BLACKY BEE quit badiy $6 70 Joftt wbat doctor Rprripp Kivpft thrpp ef th BEST THINGS mi th Hav at Traplral toMinr and at-ahhinr at winners Ita waatinr ynnr tim trvtnr ta iopa mi the past performance LET THE TURF INFORMATION! STAFF OF PEOPLE IN THE KNOW SELECT YOUR PREFERRED PLAY! FOR YOU SANTA ANITA ENTRIES WORKOUTS TROPICAL PARK Snndav Jan 8 1941 TALK THE TURF By JIMMY LOFTUS tT- Havana Track Manager Visits Tropical Park Richard A Leigh sr general manager of Oriental Park Race Track at Havana Cuba visited Tropical Park Monday in the interests of the island course Dates have been set running from Jan 16 through March 30 63-day session -with no racing on Mondays Purses also range from S400 to S800 tlfc) smaller purses being written for Cuban-owned horses See Us Today Without Fill e3 PAYS FOR ALL 2) 3 Hortei Todiy $10 For Any 6 Diyt FIRST Purse $1500 maiden 2-year-old fillies: 3 furlongs sValdina Gaiety Kmda Cute Bold Lucv Chabelle aValdma Rio Osunita Coooer Toe River Shannon Grand Aopeal a Valdma Farm entry Purse $1 500 claiming: maiden 3-year-olds 6 furlongs xPalse Clue 104 War Briar aMosca 111 Crvstal Lord Sweet Grapes 122 Florenclta xValdina Knave 113 xEla 117 Good St'-mie 114 Double A 114 aBuckhorn Creek 109 xRockaway Boy Redeem Fasv Goer xFrat Boy 122 114 113 104 122 109 118 Detroit Toronto Boston We are a eenfident an tha ahave thrw horeea that we will rive pan next 4ar aerwiee REF If all three don't wi City Clients CaH In Pemon ee BOM ChieBO Montreal American 'T'ROPICAL todajr Hialeah tomorrow Big guns of American turfdom unlimbered ready to fire at Hialeah's rich stakes Among them is "Warren Whirl-away best 2-year-old of 1940 and the horse now voted most likely to succeed in the Kentucky Derby He will run at least once probably twice at Hialeah according to present plans And remember for 46 days through the welter of society bugs swarms of celebrity the bright colors of flowers and the freakishness of flamingoes that the Horse is the thing! SIXTH Parse $1000 4- ear-olds and tip claiming 1 1-16 miles: Mctrarthy site fc Stable entry 3-2187 For InfnrfnalinM and Mrrnrrr Vcrlrr Out-nf-Town lirnta Suharrih (Fra Dtlnsry Same I Grsater Biaml E3 Room 519 Congress Bldg 111 2b Avr Mimlf FI Off lee Honra: 9 A ta I THIRD Purse $1 500: claiming and up 6 furlongs: $8120 For 25 ARCHED $81 20: TALEHT $4090 PAUL IEE $1000 CANTATA $24 00 an aiany atari tool pficr WINNERS wrre fivra ta yaa la TRA(R 5EffS" 18NGSH0T NORSES AND DOGS a Sail Erervwhtrt Only 25a ar 5 Iwao aalk4 la (Ilia stale aaialaoa $100 AT)DRFS "RACE TRACK NEWS' SOI PraftHwaal ilia Miaul Fla 112 115 114 107 114 103 103 114 107 aSuperstltion Too Man Peggia Ann Marvel Shelley To Leave Racing Secretary Robert Shelley will travel to Narragansett Park following the close today of Tropical Park conferring with Judge James Dooley president of the Rhode Island track on plans for the spring meeting Shelley will later fly to Chicago for a conference with officials of Arlington Park thence back to Miami for a rest before the March 3 re-opening of the Gables course Giles County Theater King Black Highbrow H-gh Vote xBonnte Breezs Balkan War xNony Hastv Triumph KatHi Bedwell entry Mrs Phillips entry 114 112 Lapoan 117 Induce 117 xHtah 105 Tonv 115 xBlue 103 xbJock 112 aB'ue 114 xbProgress FOURTH Purse $2 500: allowances 3-year-old fillies 8 furlongs: Ladv 115 aCute Trick xFlvins Choice 117 xaTransient 107 Fivtng Streak llSValdtna Mvth 122 Appeasement 120 a Mrs Bragg entTV TZCWRATING Charles 'Brbmley New York socialite smoking Ills inevitable pipe was a front-box newcomer at Tropical Mondav So was Fleischmann with the huge binoculars Inseparable father-and-son combination: Trainer Ben Jones the wizard of Parnell and his smiling bov Jimmy Larry Long son of the father of the same name who is head of the Tostal track bureaus here has completed his cadetship at Opa-Locka and awaiting his call to join the United States Marine air corps at Tensa-cola Raring Secretary Dick Leigh passed through Miami on his wa to open his meeting at Oriental Park Cuba on Jan IS PROFITS Slight edge in here 107 109 109 lf8 109 103 Purse $1500: claiming: 3-vear-olds mile: xMaevtc 115 Swell Chance Willv 111 Gallant Sis xaValdina Eerno 112 xlron M-ke xaValdina Gnome 107 xHoot Owl Betty a Broom 117 Valdma Farm entry SIXTH Purse $1500- allowancea- grade Handicap 4-year-oids and up mile Great Union 115 Albert Jay Duke 116 Vain Bo xBubblmg Boy 107 Sweenalot Anar 115 (Merry Kmeht aComet II 11? Count Atlas aWeddine Call 115 vEvtl Spirit Gaffers aud Sattler entry SEVENTH Purse $1 500: claiming: year-olds and up I1 miles: Robber Bold 11? xMv Universe 107 rpxtus xStnncalon 103 Voting Hour 112 Pkv Glare 112 Leven Mss 110 Sure Miss 110 Born Haooy Purse $1 500: claiming: 4-year-olds and up: ll miles: xSnorts Writer 107'Torch Marcher West Acre 115 Shasta Racket Cross 112 Lad Ualino 113 First Port xAce CaH 110 Apprentice allowance Claimed First post 4:30 112 115 112 114 SANTA ANITA SELECTIONS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 No wlrctions 3 Good Stymie War Briar Valdina Knave 3 Black Highbrow High Top Balkan War 4 Flying Streak Valdina Myth Bragg entry 5 Swell Chance Hoot Owl Gallant Si Dusky Duke Ariac Merry Knight 7 Leven Miss Sextus Sxy Glare 8 Ace Call West Acre Sports Writer Best Bet SweU Chance GREATER MIAMI'S Tropical's turf clans were saddened by the news of the death of the wife of the veteran turf writer John Fitz Gerald in New' York Saturday Another sad note was the death here of Jacques Kling father of Ken Kling the cartoonist the same day Jack Collins Brooklyn Dodger business manager a Tropical visitor Jockev Glen Smith substitute rider of Hi-Kid Monday was suspended for the remainder of the Tropical meeting for rough-riding and the stewards recommended an additional 10 davs to the Florida State Racing Commission Walter Lee Taylor will be back from his Houston Vacation in time to ride at Hialeah's opening He's beep engaged to ride Clyde Tolson in the Inaugural Handicap ARE WHAT YOU WANT PROFITS ARE WHAT WE GIVE YOU THIS PAST WEEK AT TROPICAL PARK THE BENNETT WAY WON S6I70 OUR TOP HORSE SELECTIONS WON $2100! ALL PROFITS arc bated on $200 Here ore a FEW of our BENNETT WAY WINNERS this past week POLINA $14940 LATEPASS 1600 GREAT ALBERT SILVER TOWER LADIES FIRST CANTATA 2400 EXARCH 1840 Our selection! are copyrighted et the Library of Congress Washing ton daily BEFORE THE RACES! aiee S5ee Weekly Payable la Advanre MailH CapyrirlKt Dally 1451 Washington Ara Miami Baaeh Call 8-8834 Purse $1000 4-j ear-olds and up claiming 1 1-16 miles: FINEST DINNER SELECTIONS UNITED PRESS 1 Pertfy Wise Witch Bold LueV Double A War Briar Vaidxna Knave 3 Black Highbrow Balkan War Hasty Triumph 4 Valdma Myth Flying Streak Appeasement 5 Maevie Swell Chance Valdma Gnome Ariac Wedding Call Dusky Duke 7 Leven Miss Sky Glare Sextus 8 Ace Call Wet Acre Soorta Writer Best Bet Black Highbrow LOUISVILLE TIMES 1 Wise Witch Patrifv Osuni'a 2 War Briar Sweet Grapes Most a 3 Biack Highbrow High Vote Giles County 4 Valdma Myth Flying Streak Appeasement I 5 Valdma Farm entry Maerie Hoot OwL i 6 Weddinr Call Sweenalot Vim Bp All Meals With Ftesh Vegetables Cntinoone Entertainment Iram UH Me Cane Na Minlwaa tweed aid laeritad hy Walkar-Skaaseth Fkaat 4-0644 Park Fra Hallie (Haskell) Dizyy (Meade) Bailiwick (Young) Dissembler (Flinchum) Palava (Vedder) Adolf (May) Mical Fay (Flinchum) Mill Show (Mastranni) Catchem (Kaufman) Fire Finch (Dabson) Pradis (McMullin) Chance King (Haskell) Slight Error (Meade) Camaraderie (Yarberrj) Noodles (Pierson) Grey Boll (Knisley) Bar Stout (Briggs) Hilfair (Eads) 1 EVERGLADES TRIP See the Ever I a lira and first natural ra diarorery Sedan leavea :15 a ns reront 1I Phene er $Mlt fer rreerrm- tlon RntaaraM and Bar at (Tintifil T-tM) at 24th lea 7 Robber Bold Born Haooy Skt Glarg 8 Ace Cali Snorts Wr ier Ualio Best Set Valdina Myth.